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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1970
Page
1
Berlin Milan teachers continue a protest amid a board salary offer dispute. The board adopted the 1970 71 salary plan with starting pay 6202 and a 7000 gap to teacher demands. The BMTA pressed demands for good faith negotiations evaluation guidelines and grievance procedures.
The Berlin Milan Teachers Association plans to seek an injunction to bar the Berlin Milan Board of Education from staffing classrooms with non certified individuals. The group asserts risk of liability for those accepting classroom responsibility. Board President Robert Stein notes many student teachers are seniors set to graduate in June. The BMTA focuses on evaluations negotiations and a grievance process rather than salaries. No decision on returning to work Monday has been made. Nick Dellarda, Ohio Education Association regional spokesman, led the briefing.
Two miniskirted office girls who said splintery desks ripped pantyhose led a walkout with 11 male workers. The protest halted production, sending home 500 employees in a section critical to workflow, costing the company about 600000 dollars per the Massey Ferguson spokesman.
Benjamin Spock, famed pediatrician and peace activist, delivered the funeral eulogy for Jeffery Miller, 20, one of four Kent State victims. Spock said the shootings may hasten an end to the Vietnam War.
The Census Bureau apologized after church leaders complained about instructions to mark all wives of a household head among groups including Mormons. They said polygamy has not been practiced by Mormons for over eight decades.
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Tonight and Saturday fair with lows in the 50s and highs in the 80s. Sunday remains warm with a 10 to 20 percent rain chance. Winds from 10 to 25 mph shift SW by Saturday. Norwalk high 66 low 53, no precipitation. humidity midday 69 percent, 27 percent at 2 and 8 p.m. Deaths: Mrs Hazel M Noble 73 Plymouth Rolla F Zellner 57 Monroeville.
State capitol and offices closed as about 150 Ohio Highway Patrol officers ringed the building for a student protest over Kent State killings. Students from many colleges gathered near Vets Memorial Auditorium while National Guard remained at the state fairgrounds.
In Washington Nixon vows to lower his voice amid a crowd of up to 100,000 young protesters. Demonstrators remain divided on where they may assemble, setting out to ensure Nixon hears their shouts on Saturday.
Vice President Agnew told David Frost that guardsmen likely over reacted in the Kent State shootings and may be guilty of murder in heat of anger, without premeditation. He contrasted this with Nixon’s push to temper government criticism of protesters.
Photo by UPI Telephoto shows Minneapolis police restraining a girl near the University of Minnesota campus in Dinkytown during protests over U S involvement in Cambodia and Red Barn hamburger stand plans. A 22 year old from Columbus is portrayed amid campus unrest.
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